Alana Mayo

Alana Mayo is an established name in the world of film and television, holding several prominent positions throughout her career. As a former Head of Production for Michael B. Jordan's production company, Outlier Society, she played a crucial role in the production of notable movies and TV shows such as "Just Mercy", "Without Remorse", "Fahrenheit 451", "David Makes Man", and "Raising Dion". Her work in the industry is further highlighted by her tenure as the president of Orion Pictures, where she was instrumental in the relaunch of the label with a renewed focus on underrepresented voices.

Mayo's expertise extends beyond production, as evidenced by her successful stints as an executive producer. Among her notable contributions in this role is the critically acclaimed series "gen:LOCK", where she served as an executive producer. Furthermore, her prowess in managing and producing content came to the fore once again in 2022-2023, when she worked as an executive producer on the TV show "61st Street".

Mayo's accomplishments have earned her recognition and respect within her field. In 2022, she was included in the Fast Company Queer 50 list, reflecting her significant influence and contribution as an LGBT film producer. A graduate of Columbia College in New York, Mayo's work continues to inspire and pave the way for future generations of diverse voices in the film and television industry.